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SEN. Imee Marcos yesterday said Davao City Mayor Sebastian “Baste” Duterte has already made an apology after he uttered harsh words against her brother, President Ferdinand Marcos Jr, during the rally in Davao City last Sunday.
THE Philippine Charity Sweepstakes Office (PCSO) yesterday assured senators and the public that results of its lotto games cannot be rigged amid continued speculations that high-stake draws have been manipulated to benefit specific bettors.
SENATORS welcomed yesterday the three-month extension given by President Marcos Jr. for the franchise consolidation of public utility vehicles, saying it will give the government more time to review the program.
SEN. Pia Cayetano was elected yesterday as the new chairperson of the Committee on the Accountability of Public Officers and Investigations, or the blue ribbon committee, after Sen. Francis Tolentino officially tendered his resignation as committee chairperson.
THE Philippine Charity Sweepstakes Office (PCSO) yesterday admitted editing the viral photo of the winner of its 6/42 lotto draw last December, which was posted on its Facebook page on Wednesday.
THE Senate Committee on Justice and Human Rights yesterday approved the creation of new trial courts in 14 areas to decongest the courts and improve the dispensation of the justice system in the country.
A RESOLUTION has been filed at the Senate calling for an inquiry into reports that proponents pushing for a people’s initiative (PI) mode to amend the 1987 Constitution have been paying P100 to registered voters who would sign the petition.
SEN. Imee Marcos yesterday asked the Department of National Defense and the Armed Forces of the Philippines to explain a shipment of some 39 million gallons of fuel of the US Navy from Pearl Harbor to Subic in Zambales.